NATIONAL NEWS (5376)
Treat Evacuation Camps Returnees Equally
Government has urged chiefs and other gatekeepers to receive and treat equally people that are returning home from evacuation camps where they have spent two months.
Airtel Africa Sales Airtel MW Tower
Airtel Africa has sold Airtel Malawi Towers to Helios Towers a UK-based telecommunications company at a tune of 54.7 million dollars, which is close to 44 billion Kwacha.
Dog Kills 3-year-old Boy in Lilongwe
Lilongwe, Central Malawi: A three-year-old boy died here on Sunday after he was attacked by a vicious dog, the police have confirmed.
Future4All Malawi Supports NU Families With Livestock
There is hope for improved livelihoods among 100 households of Dzoole village, Inkosi Kwataine in Ntcheu following the distribution of livestock courtesy of Future4All Malawi.
Migration Policy On the Cards
Ministry of Labour says it finalizing developing the Migration Policy which among others seeks to address issues of human trafficking within and outside the country.
Kabaza Operators Cost NU Council MK10M in Revenue
Non-compliance of some kabaza motorbike and bicycle operators in paying business licenses to Ntcheu District Council has cost the council MK10 Million in revenue collection in 2021/22 financial year.
AfroCAB Empowers Nsanje Communities to Demand HIV/AIDS Services
Parents and guardians whose children are on Anti Retro-viral Therapy (ART) in Nsanje, are now able to demand various HIV services from the district's ART providers.
Form 4 girl Fears Ana Will Fuel Teen Pregnancies
A Form 4 girl at Chambe Community Day Secondary School in Mulanje district has fears that a lot of girls can either fall pregnant or be forced into child marriages because of the cyclone-induced poverty.
Rice Research Scientists Predict Decline in Harvests
A rice research scientist has predicted that the country will have reduced rice yields this year compared to last year following devastating effects of climate change which the country has experienced.
PSI Laments VMMC Information Gap
Population Services International (PSI) has cited information gap as one of the major challenges hindering progress of the Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision Exercise in the country.
